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2020 is the gift that keeps on giving.

Ponce City Market and Skyline Park will have Halloween fun for all ages on Saturday, Oct. 31, with Halloween on the Roof.

The Falcons saw a much-needed win last Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, bringing their season record to 1-5.

During quarantine, I’ve picked up new hobbies and discovered things that I wouldn’t have given the time of day to before.

The Georgia State Patrol recently made history when Stephanie Stallings was appointed as its first female Lieutenant Colonel, becoming the highest-ranking woman on the GSP.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes on when the zoo closes and the sun goes down, then Zoo Atlanta has the perfect opportunity to find out.

Taking place 10AM-2PM on Oct. 24, the DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day encourages cleaning out medicine cabinets to safely, and anonymously, dispose of unwanted, unused or expired prescription medications at nationwide drop-off sites. 

If you think COVID-19 ruined the Halloween tradition this year, you’re in for a treat (no tricks).

Gov. Kemp recently announced the federal approval of two waivers which will allow the state to expand health insurance coverage outside of the provisions set in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). 

Attention haunt fans and fun-seekers! Haunt season at NETHERWORLD is officially underway with limited capacity and COVID-19 policies in place to ensure guest’s experiences are just as safe as they are spooky.

Fall has officially arrived and that typically equals kitchens filled with lots of comforting soups, festive breads and of course, the occasional baked good.

Halloween is only a week away, which means one thing – it’s the perfect weekend to grab some pumpkins and get to carving if you haven’t already.

Stay in a treehouse cabin on the water while having the amenities of a big city when you rent this gorgeous home in Charlotte, North Carolina.

When The Mathews Group launched The Engineering 100 in mid-2019, the “distributed” team was already a decade into pioneering a successful work-from-home agency while scattered across the globe.

A favorite moment when I’d meet with agency owners (in-person, pre-pandemic) occurred when I’d casually mention I’d sold my previous agency (four years ago this month).

“I like to kick, stretch, kick! I’m 50 years old!” Well, I will be Saturday.

Beer lovers mark your calendars.

The tech industry has long been criticized for excluding women and people of color.

Election day is quickly approaching and Georgians are eagerly getting votes in early.

Monte Nido & Affiliates, a leading national provider of eating disorder treatments for more than 24 years, recently announced the November opening of its newest center in Atlanta.

A pandemic tried to steal our cheer, but it can’t take away Christmas.

Many of us long to travel again, and while we can’t head to Paris yet, Netflix has the next best thing.

The revolutionary new podcast, She Sounds Like Me, officially launched this month in conjunction with International Day of the Girl.

Listen up, music lovers. Big Night Out brings live music back Oct. 23-25 to Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park.

Atlanta has a long history in filmmaking, with the 1941 “Swamp Water” being the first “talkie” created in Georgia, as well as a notable increase in filming over the past several years.

With programming fit for monsters (or humans) of all ages, Fernbank Museum’s Supernatural Science Fest is the place to celebrate Halloween all month.

For those missing the performing arts, Art Beats Atlanta is a new co-op of Atlanta-area arts and culture organizations created during the pandemic to offer arts fans a place to find entertaining, innovative online programming.

If I could build my dream cabin, it would look a lot like this new home in Blue Ridge, Georgia.

With families spending more time at home together working and going to school, dinner time together may not seem like such a big priority.

Effective leadership is under a microscope, now more than ever.